YOUTH OF TODAY Break Down The Walls LP TEST PRESS We Bite Recs TEST PRESSING
  $   57

 


$ 57 Sold For
Jan 20, 2016 Sold Date
Jan 13, 2016 Start Date
$   5 Start price
15   Number Of Bids
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YOUTH OF TODAY - Break Down the Walls LP  -  TEST PRESS 

We Bite Records

condition:  VG+++


Super rare old school test press of the Euro pressing of the YOT - Break Down The Walls on We Bite records.  The vinyl is in excellent condition and it includes an original lyric sheet but there is no cover (this test press never had one) included.  I picked this up in the mid 90's direct from We Bite Records. I forget the name of the guy that ran We Bite now but it's like new condition; I may have played it a couple of times. There are different photos of the same record in the listing photos above.

If you have any questions feel free to contact me.

I love to combine shipping so if you win/buy multiple items send me a message to let me know so I am sure to combine the items and update the shipping with the actual shipping cost for the package.














shipping:

  • All records will be well packaged for shipping so have no fear there..  I was/am a collector myself and I know all too well how depressing it is when you get something in the mail that is all beat up due to poor packaging.
  • Most 7" will be shipped via first class mail or first class mail international.
  • Most LP's will be shipped via priority mail domestically (perhaps first class mail if the weight allows it) or International First Class for overseas orders unless it's a more expensive record in which case it will have to ship via priority mail.
  • I try to ship next day in most situations but occasionally it may take an extra day or two if I am away for work.

About Me:

      In 1986 I was a new young skater in the Connecticut / Rhode Island area that discovered punk/hardcore with my friends and by reading aticles like Pus-Zone in Thrasher. We were already into metal at that point so punk/core was a natural transition. My first show was Verbal Assault on Halloween,1987. My second show was Raw Deal opening up for Verbal Assault early the next year. I still have what's left of the Raw Deal "joker" shirt I bought at that show. I started writing to a ton of people around the country from the MRR classifieds and of course ordering zines / trading tapes as well. I started a zine of my own, then started distroing zines, then started doing distro of music at shows, then started a label (sort of) and was doing some mail order distro also.. Eventually I opened and ran a small underground record store for around 4 years until 2004. I collected records, zines, flyers, etc all that time. I've since sold off a large percentage of the collection I once had to pay for travel adventures, etc but I always loved the history aspect of collecting that stuff. It's almost more like archiving than collecting..




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